The Lexar Professional Workflow HR1 is a four-bay USB 3.0 card reader hub designed for professional photographers who need to import images and video from multiple cards quickly. The modular device ...

A lot of the USB 3.0 hubs we see here at the TUAW Labs have two things in common -- they're fairly good sized and they can only be used as a USB 3.0 hub. Accessory manufacturer Inateck has released ...

There are many ways to get your data from memory cards to your system, server, or other memory cards, but it is far from all of these ways that are equally great. One of the best solutions for this ...

Apple’s iMac (as well as its discontinued Thunderbolt Display and Cinema Display) are cool, clean-looking devices. But to me, the sleek appearance comes with one annoyance that I call the “Mac reach ...

Card readers and USB hubs are two common mobile tools many of us on the go can't do without, but saving space is important, too. GEAR HEAD offers an inexpensive USB 2.0 card reader that double as a ...

Sony has wheeled out a versatile new USB hub geared toward working professionals with a need for speed. The MRW-S3 is packed with ports to support a variety of data transfer methods, but is ...

It's hard to spice up USB hubs when they're practically ubiquitous. Sony's solution? Make it indispensable to pro photographers. The company's newly announced MRW-W3 hub is billed as the "world's ...

Since the Inateck HB3001G OTG Hub and reader doesn’t connect to a normal PC, I’ll be using a Medion branded Lenovo LifeTab S7322. It features a quad-core ARM Cortex A9 1.6GHz CPU, 1GB RAM and 8GB ...

Everyone loves a gadget that can do it all. Just look at the Swiss Army knife, it can pretty much do anything you want it to. This 55-in-1 Bluetooth Card Reader + Hub packs a lot of stuff into a tiny ...

Iogear Inc. on Monday introduced its USB 2.0 Hub and Card Reader, a combination six-port USB 2.0 hub with a 12-in-4 card reader built-in. The US$59.99 device enables Macs and PCs to connect to up to ...

In a technological leap, Brando has shoved all of your favorite mini storage mediums into can form. Yes. Can form. Supporting SD, XD, MS, Mini SD, *T-flash/Micro SD, the “Canned Shape Card Reader” is ...